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Within the tradition of Thelema, '''numbers''' play a very significant role. [[Aleister Crowley]] often used numbers, using a method called [[gematria]] (also see [[isopsephy]]) to find hidden mystical meanings and connections between various ideas and things. | Within the tradition of Thelema, '''numbers''' play a very significant role. [[Aleister Crowley]] often used numbers, using a method called [[gematria]] (also see [[isopsephy]]) to find hidden mystical meanings and connections between various ideas and things. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:18, 24 February 2007
Within the tradition of Thelema, numbers play a very significant role. Aleister Crowley often used numbers, using a method called gematria (also see isopsephy) to find hidden mystical meanings and connections between various ideas and things.
Significant numbers in Thelema
Numbers in Liber Legis
- Every number is infinite; there is no difference. (AL I,4)